Treehouse Lodge
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The only all-inclusive treehouse lodge in the Amazon, delivering a once in a lifetime experience. Treehouse Lodge is located in the Peruvian Amazon at the confluence of the serene and protected Yarapa and Cumaceba rivers near the Pacaya-Samiria Reserve.

Guests will see the rainforest from an entirely new perspective that most visitors never experience...the tree top canopy. Visitors never forget the experience of watching monkeys and birds at eye level as every morning one wakes up to a safari of animal life before you even get out of bed.

	Choose from a variety of jungle lodges with different levels of amenities for an exotic night or two in the Peruvian Amazon rainforest. Select one of the facilities that best suits your travel expectations and needs. English-speaking guides accompany all airport transfers, boat transfers to the lodges and treks. All programs include meals on a fixed-menu basis, hikes and boat trips through the rainforest.
Enjoy the camaraderie of fellow travelers at Explorama Lodges		Devour delicious meals made from fresh fruits of the jungle

Ceiba Tops

trategically located only 25 miles down the Amazon River, with air-conditioned units with hot water showers, Ceiba Tops is ideal if you have only one or two nights to spend in the jungle. A swimming pool and room service complete the recent improvements. Garden walkways connect each room to the dining room, bar and hammock house. Originally Explorama Inn, Ceiba Tops retains the first ten separate thatch-roofed cottages with private porches and baths, electricity and ceiling fans. Expansion plans are now completed on 32 new, air-conditioned units, with hot water showers, telephones and internet access. Treks through virgin rainforest and boat trips to neighboring villages are only part of the activities available. Nights at Ceiba Tops can be combined with stays at the other lodges.

Explorama Lodge
Further down the Amazon (about 50 miles) is the more typical jungle lodge, Explorama Lodge. It is nestled in primary rainforest with more than 30 screened rooms and adjoining bath facilities, and is completely illuminated by kerosene lanterns. A variety of hikes and boat trips are at the disposal of the guest including the Seven Bridges Trail. A minimum two-night stay is required. Expedition boats take you deep into the virgin rainforest.

ExplorNapo Camp

Nature in the Microcosm

During the minimum two-night stay at ExplorNapo (plus one night at Explorama Lodge or Ceiba Tops), the explorer takes a half-day trip to Lake Shimbay, a black water lake where the unusual Hoatzin bird can be found. Canoe excursions can be full-day, half-day, or short trips in the late afternoons or early mornings. Most important is the full-day excursion to the ACEER Laboratory and the "Canopy Walkway." A donation to the Peruvian conservation organization (CONAPAC), which maintains the Canopy Walkway and surrounding reserve, is included in the basic tariff for guests staying at ExplorNapo Camp.

ExplorTambos
ExplorTambos is a primitive camp deep in the virgin rainforest reserve of the Napo River, a two-hour walk from ExplorNapo Camp. Overnight excursions to the Tambos may be added on to your basic ExplorNapo package, or one night may be substituted at an additional cost. The Tambos have a maximum capacity for 16 truly adventuresome explorers, who share this wilderness experience, sleeping in individual shelters with mosquito netting (shelters for couples are also available), eating meals cooked on an open-hearth fireplace, and using the Tambos as the departure point for newly opened trails. Due to the Tambo's isolation, the possibilities of spotting wildlife are much better than from any other lodge in this part of the Amazon.

ACEER Laboratory & "Canopy Walkway" Adventure

The longest treetop walkway in the world is at nearby ACEER LAB encampment and Ethnobotanical Garden. The Canopy Walkway provides an experience unequaled in the rainforest! Reaching a height of up to 115 feet and extending over 1,700 feet, the walkway affords the best vantage points for observing wildlife and vegetation. The walkway is accessible to all and requires no special skills or equipment. Combining two nights at ExplorNapo with two nights at Explorama Lodge ensures a very broad spectrum of different ecological environments.

Overnights in tents at ACEER are available at an additional cost, for those who want to view the huge flocks of birds and wildlife activity in the very early morning or savor the sunset on the Walkway.

Treehouse Lodge Excursions - Rates 2023 (68K PDF) PDF opens in new window and requires Adobe Reader
Package Rates Per Person	Double or Triple		Single
3 Days/2 Nights	$700		$900
4 Days/3 Nights	950		1150
5 Days/4 Nights	1150		1350
6 Days/5 Nights	1300		1500
Each Additional Night	150		150
Ceiba Tops
Package Rates Per Person	Basic Rates		Extra Night Rates
	Dbl	Sgl	Dbl	Sgl
2-Day Safari	Call Toll Free 800-326-5025
3-Day Safari - MON-WED
3-Day Safari
Full-Day visit to CANOPY WALKWAY
4-Day Safari (includes CANOPY WALKWAY tour)
Explorama Lodge
Package Rates Per Person	Basic Rates		Extra Night Rates
	Dbl	Sgl	Dbl	Sgl
3-Day Safari	Call Toll Free 800-326-5025
3-Day Safari - FRI-SUN
4-Day Safari - FRI-MON
4-Day Safari (includes CANOPY WALKWAY tour)
ExplorNapo Camp combined with Explorama and/or Ceiba Tops
Package Rates Per Person	Basic Rates		Extra Night Rates
	Dbl	Sgl	Dbl	Sgl
3-Day Safari Weekend Special with a visit to ACEER LAB	Call Toll Free 800-326-5025
4-Day Safari with a visit to ACEER LAB
5-Day Safari with a visit to ACEER LAB
Safaris Include: Airfare Lima/Iquitos/Lima, round-trip airport transfers & your choice of Ceiba Tops, Explorama, or ExplorNapo packages with all meals, jungle hikes, excursions & lectures. Bottled drinks & tips to personnel are not included. The 4- & 5-Day ExplorNapo packages include one or two nights at Explorama Lodge or Ceiba Tops plus one or two nights at ExplorNapo Camp, providing ample opportunity to visit the spectacular CANOPY WALKWAY, ACEER Laboratory & Ethnobotanical Garden & to take jungle hikes into the back-water lakes. The Hoatzin (left) is a species of tropical bird found in swamps, riverine forest and mangrove of the Amazon and the Orinoco delta in South America.